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  • [DRC] Jacqueline Simba.
    Jacqueline Simba.
  • [Iraq] Farmer on the outskirts of Baghdad.
  • [Niger] Anti HIV/AIDS board in a street of Niamey, Niger. June 2005.
    Les autorités sensibilisent les populations au VIH/SIDA, mais la promotion du dépistage est faible.
  • [Niger] Malnourished child in the MSF supplementary feeding centre in Keita, Tahoua region, Niger, June 2005.
    Un enfant sous-alimenté dans un centre de nutrition thérapeutique
  • [Niger] Malnourished child in the MSF therapeutic centre in Keita, Tahoua region, June 2005.
    Malnourished child at MSF therapeutic centre in Niger
  • [Niger] Tafoussassat ans her 13 year old son both escaped slavery and are now living in the hamlet of Kawassa, 15 km from the town of Tahoua.
    Tafoussoussat Machar et son fils de 13 ans ont échappé à l'esclavage
  • [Niger] Women in the Garhanga village, Keita district, Tahoua region, Niger. June 2005.
    Groupe de femmes dans le village de Garhanga
  • [Niger] Sidirali Alisbat, the president of the Tahoua branch of the antislavery organisation Timidria, in the village of Kawassa.
  • [Niger] Seynabou and former malnourished daughter Aminatou are leaving the MSF nutritional feeding centre in Keita and returning home to Garhanga, Tahoua region, Niger, June 2005.
  • [Niger] Seynabou and former malnourished daughter Aminatou are leaving the MSF supplementary feeding centre in Keita, Tahoua region, to return home. June 2005.
  • [Liberia] One of the few remaining IDPs at Perry Town Camp just outside the Liberian capital, Monrovia. Almost two years after the end of the civil war, authorities are beginning to close the camps.
    Un des rares réfugiés encore présent dans le camp Perry Town
  • [Liberia] A young boy tries to secure the flimsy tarpaulin roof of his hut during a torrential rainstorm in one of the IDP camps outside the Liberian capital, Monrovia. June 2005.
    Le nombre de personnes déplacées en raison de conflits est estimé à 11 millions en Afrique, et à 25 millions à l’échelle mondiale. Chaque année, les personnes déplacées à cause de catastrophes naturelles se comptent également par millions
  • [Liberia] Most of the huts and facilities at Perry Town Camp outside the Liberian capital, Monrovia have already been demolished ahead of the camp's closure. Almost two years after the war ended, authorities are beginning to close the IDP camps as people
  • [Liberia] Aid workers say many parents have kept their children in Liberia's IDP camps because there are no schools for them back home. June 2005.
    Thousands of Liberians have been living in camps for a decade and a half
  • [Iraq] Water shortage in Baghdad causing havoc.
    Two million people have been affected by the water shortage
  • [Liberia] The one surviving HIV billboard in Zwedru, Liberia. There is no counselling or treatment available in this corner of north-east Liberia.
    There may be the odd HIV message dotted around Zwedru but for residents living with the disease there's no help available
  • [Eritrea] Top Eritrean officials mark Martyrs' day on 20 June, 2005 in Asmara. President Isayas Afewerki is 4th from left on front row, in blue suit and open shoes.
    President Isayas Afewerki, 4th from left on front row in blue suit and open shoes, with top Eritrean officials mark Martyrs's Day in Asmara.
  • [Liberia] There are no counselling or treatment services for residents living with HIV/AIDS in Zwedru, which lies in the heavily-forested north-east of Liberia. Here the priority is getting basic health care up and running again.
    Un pourcentage important de la population ignore l'existence du VIH, notamment dans les zones rurales
  • [Iraq] Water shortage in Baghdad causing havoc.
    Trapped residents of Amiriyah, western Baghdad, are in desperate need of potable water and food
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Some Ivorians have lost their jobs since the crisis began, and spend their days chewing over the country's future. Abidjan, June 2005.
    Many Ivorians have lost their jobs since the crisis began. They now wile away their days in street cafes worrying about what the future holds
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] For Mariam, the crisis in Cote d'Ivoire takes second place to earning enough to eat. Abidjan, June 2005.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] ''If I had the money, I'd leave this country'' -- Hamed is one of many Ivorians fed up with the no war, no peace impasse in Cote d'Ivoire. June 2005.
  • [Mali] The UNFPA's radio station project "The voice of the youth" broadcasts awareness programmes on HIV/AIDS and reproductive health issues from Sikasso, Mali, May 2005.
    Lancée en avril 2004, la radio ‘La voix des jeunes’ parle aux adolescents et aux plus âgés de leur sexualité
  • [Swaziland] A power transformer being installed in the Manzini region.
    The drive to electrify rural Swaziland has intensified
  • [Mali] Sikasso, 400 km east from Bamako, the capital, used to be a busy town before that the civil war erupted in Cote d'Ivoire in September 2002, Mali, May 2005.
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Students at a secondary school in the northern town of Bouake, June 2005.
    Students at a secondary school in rebel-held territory
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Market in the rebel headquarter town of Bouake, June 2005.
    Les populations de Bouaké ont désormais accès aux ARV, mais pour combien de temps ?
  • [Cote d'Ivoire] Students in northern rebel-held Cote d'Ivoire, June 2005.
    Students in northern Cote d'Ivoire
  • [Guinea-Bissau] Former Guinea-Bissau president Kumba Yala addresses his last campaign rally for the June 19 2005 presidential election in the capital Bissau on June 17.
    Former Guinea-Bissau president Koumba Yala
  • [Uzbekistan] Sanjar Umarov - head of the new 'Sunshine' opposition group in Uzbekistan.
    Sanjar Umarov was reportedly found naked and delirious in jail by his lawyer
  • [Pakistan] Mukhtar Bibi, gang-raped on orders from a tribals council as punishment for a crime allegedly commited by her brother.
    Mukhtar Bibi, gang-raped on orders from a tribals council as punishment for a crime allegedly commited by her brother
  • [Guinea-Bissau] Supporters of former Guinea-Bissau president Kumba Yala at Yala's last campaign rally in Bissau on June 17 2005 before the June 19 presidential election.
    Partisans de Kumba Yala lors d'un meeting pré-électoral

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